Madagascar imposes curfew due to violent protests over utilities cuts

Madagascar has imposed a curfew following violent protests related to water and electricity cuts. The unrest has prompted government officials to take action to restore order in the affected areas.

The protests erupted in response to ongoing utility disruptions, which have caused significant frustration among residents. The curfew is intended to prevent further escalation of violence and ensure public safety.

This situation in Madagascar reflects similar situations seen in other regions where utility shortages have led to civil unrest. As previously reported, protests can often arise in response to government actions regarding essential services.

Authorities are urging citizens to comply with the curfew and remain indoors during the designated hours. Further updates on the situation are expected as the government monitors the developments.